Erm, I started in january, it was built and running but I kept re-doing bits and having to strip it all out again,
Im happy with it as is at the minute but I wont rule out more mods in the future.
Mine are just powered off the molex line from the psu,Googled C.C. kit and they are as well, found this review of them, includes his votage info, yours may vary, check the box
*Review*
27/01/2004 Review: Questions Answered
review by:
MARK GOODWIN
rating:
operating system: Not ApplicableFor those who have asked questions.
1) These are tubes of around 30cms long and about 1cm in diameter. they are a cold cathode tube, in other words a light! They don't give off any heat, are cheeeeeap to run, and last for around 15000 hours (normally!)
2) they are normally used inside computer cases (that have a window in the side panel) to illuminate the inner workings of a computer, but as you have probably read they can be used anywhere there is a 12v power source (i've got four illuminating my desk using a 12v 4amp power supply i got from Halfords.
3) The switch that comes with it controls the invertor (power supply) so it will only switch both tybes on and off at the same time.
4) They come in different colours, blue is the most popular! and a UV version is available - this has the effect of making flouresent and white colours glow brightly in the dark - funky effect.
5) they give off a steady light - not a pulse as someone has mentioned - he probably bought the bubble version!
6) Fitting the switch is a simple job - take out your spare 5.25 or 3.5" drive bay cover drill a hole to suit the diameter of the switch then push switch in (it has some locating lugs to secure it. NOTE the dual tube version does not come with a round adhesive 'washer' like the single tube version. remember to position it correctly if you want more than one switch!
Hope this helps somewhat.
*end of review*
you can build something you like as well man, just see the idea, plan it out and go for it
Moto